Co-Sponsor accepted by Sydney consulate?

[mingus_drake 0]

i've read that some consulates don't accept co-sponsors, wanted to make sure sure that sydney australia does? i'm worried, by fiance is a student and will graduate in may then come down here until the visa comes through, he isn't working and won't be until we head back to the usa. his mum's co-sponsoring and fulfills all the criteria but i'm still worried!

[helenandjoseph 0]

i've read that some consulates don't accept co-sponsors, wanted to make sure sure that sydney australia does? i'm worried, by fiance is a student and will graduate in may then come down here until the visa comes through, he isn't working and won't be until we head back to the usa. his mum's co-sponsoring and fulfills all the criteria but i'm still worried!

Hey man... I'm in the same boat.

I was looking through the Syd Consulate websites, and on their FAQ page there is a question about joint sponsors for the affidavit.

Q.I need a joint sponsor. What are a joint sponsor’s responsibilities?

A.The joint sponsor’s responsibilities are the same as that of a petitioning relative. The affidavit of support is a legally binding agreement to provide financial support to the person(s) immigrating to the U.S.

Thus I assume that they accept co-sponsors.

Hope this makes you feel a little more confident.

Good Luck with your journey!

[mingus_drake 0]

i've read that some consulates don't accept co-sponsors, wanted to make sure sure that sydney australia does? i'm worried, by fiance is a student and will graduate in may then come down here until the visa comes through, he isn't working and won't be until we head back to the usa. his mum's co-sponsoring and fulfills all the criteria but i'm still worried!

Hey man... I'm in the same boat.

I was looking through the Syd Consulate websites, and on their FAQ page there is a question about joint sponsors for the affidavit.

Q.I need a joint sponsor. What are a joint sponsor’s responsibilities?

A.The joint sponsor’s responsibilities are the same as that of a petitioning relative. The affidavit of support is a legally binding agreement to provide financial support to the person(s) immigrating to the U.S.

Thus I assume that they accept co-sponsors.

Hope this makes you feel a little more confident.

Good Luck with your journey!

thanks very much, that does make me feel more confident.

i'm sure we have a good case, this is just the one thing that was nagging me...